Most ergonomic keyboard layouts fall into two categories: unibody (or Alice) and split. The former is a single board with the two halves of the keys rotated about 30 degrees apart at the bottom.

Reaching for numbers, function keys, or even Backspace can break your typing rhythm. A compact keyboard, particularly a 40% layout, forces your fingers to stay anchored on or very near the home row.

Compact and great to type on, the Kinesis mWave is a good introduction to the world of ergonomic keyboards. It's ideal if you want all-day comfort for office work and gaming, but it's an absolute ...

I'm a sucker for a keyboard and I have more than enough of them lying around my office — perhaps too many. But when Epomaker offered the Split65 for review, I couldn't say no, if only because it ...

The Ergo K860 from Logitech combines four helpful ergonomic features in a keyboard that operates much like any standard board. The Alice split shifts your elbows apart while keeping your forearms ...

It’s a wrist mounted keyboard, but with its bracket curving in front of the had to support a custom ergonomic chording keyboard, it’s definitely a break from the norm.

Many ergonomic mice have a vertical shape that encourages a more neutral hand posture, according to experts.Computer and mouse set up on a desk. Tech expert recommends best ergonomic mice for your ...

The Das Keyboard DeltaForce 65 is probably one of the most long-awaited keyboards in my possession. No, that isn't a joke—I've been waiting to get my hands on it for the best part of a year ...

Our pick of top gaming keyboards includes TKL, mini, cheap, high-end, and wireless options. With brands like Corsair, Glorious, and Razer.

Today, we're taking a look at the Corsair MAKR 75 Keyboard. This keyboard is perfect for those looking to take the dive into the world of keyboard construction, but are hesitant about doing all of ...